Sentence examples for dangerous attitudes from inspiring English sources

Societies need to work together to combat such negative, dangerous attitudes".

Last week Dads & Daughters, a group committed to bettering girls' lives, declared on its Web site that " 'Extreme Makeover' manipulates and spreads our culture's infectious obsession with physical appearance, reinforcing corrosive (and often dangerous) attitudes that contribute to child health problems".

Mountaineering as a metaphor for life still clings to its perch in this fine novel that extends back through half a century and two families of climbers, souls ruled by passions for the mountains and for each other, producing a tangle of erotic connections and a great deal of physical precision in dangerous attitudes.

Clinics are overburdened and labs few and in great demand; a cheap mobile solution like this could vastly improve health conditions, though it can do nothing about unhealthy and dangerous attitudes towards sex and infection.

These dangerous attitudes have become embedded in cultural relations and religious teachings, and continue to play out in society.

And there are already enough think pieces out there about why both of these responses are fucked up—how they reflect some dangerous attitudes about women and fame.

"And that's such a dangerous attitude.

LISSA: That's a very dangerous attitude.

But this is a dangerous attitude to have.

"There was a dangerous attitude of complacency," he said.

In 1905 New York, that was a dangerous attitude.